Morrisville Public Library News
By Michelle A. Rounds, Library Manager
(Morrisville, NY – Feb. 2015) We are having our annual Canned Food Drive now until Feb. 28. Please help us make this year even more successful than last. Not only will you be making a generous contribution to our local food bank, but for every item you donate, we will take $1 off your outstanding fines.
This Friday Feb. 27 at 12:15pm we will be hosting another lunch book talk. Join in the discussion of the book, Wild by Cheryl Strayed. Copies can be checked out now. Don’t forget to bring your lunch.
Join us this Friday Feb. 27 at 6:00pm for our next family movie night. Bring the family in for popcorn and the movie, Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day. Please bring your own beverage.
Tai Chi Chuan Class meets again on Monday March 2 at 6:30pm. Join MSC Professor, Bill Snyder, as he facilitates this internal Chinese martial art. Best part- IT’S FREE. If you cannot make that day, join them on Monday March 9.
Kiddies Korner, our preschool story hour is in full swing.. Come join us on Tuesday March 3 at 9:45am come hear stories about the alphabet. Make an alpha-bug, do some action rhymes and more. If you cannot make that day, join us for stories about being silly on March 10.
Join us on Wednesday March 4 for our Climates of Change Poetry Workshop at 6:30pm. Come write poems about climate change and be a part of the CNY Climates of Change arts festival with Morrisville College English professor Devon Branca. All you need is a pen and paper.
On Friday March 6 at 7pm we will be having our Teen/Adult Movie Night. We will be showing the movie, Dumb and Dumber to. We provide the popcorn; you bring your own beverage. It is rated PG-13 so we will not let anyone view the movie who is under 13 without an adult present. Remember the movie ends after we close so if you have library business to do, come early before the movie starts.
Be sure to join us on Wednesday March 11 for the “Cousins of Reform” Talk at 6:30pm. Norm Dann will be talking about his new book, “Cousins of Reform.” It deals with the relationship between Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Gerrit Smith (their mothers were sisters.), and brings together the two human rights movements: the abolition of slavery, and the women’s rights movement.
We are open Monday, Wednesday and Friday 12pm to 8pm, Tuesday and Thursday 10am to 8pm and Saturday 10am to 4pm.